February 2025
March 2025
Haitian Police Protest After U.N. Officer Killed Amid Gang Violence
In Haiti, the killing of a Kenyan U.N. police officer by gangs prompted police protests demanding better protection and resources; gangs control 85% of Port-au-Prince, and over 5,600 were killed last year amid a humanitarian crisis.
Haitian Police Protest After U.N. Officer Killed Amid Gang Violence
In Haiti, the killing of a Kenyan U.N. police officer by gangs prompted police protests demanding better protection and resources; gangs control 85% of Port-au-Prince, and over 5,600 were killed last year amid a humanitarian crisis.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Ofcom's Draft Guidelines Aim to Protect Women from Online Hate
Ofcom issued draft guidelines urging tech firms to improve online safety for women and girls by addressing misogyny, pile-ons, and intimate image abuse, threatening to name and shame non-compliant companies; influencers shared experiences of daily online abuse.
Ofcom's Draft Guidelines Aim to Protect Women from Online Hate
Ofcom issued draft guidelines urging tech firms to improve online safety for women and girls by addressing misogyny, pile-ons, and intimate image abuse, threatening to name and shame non-compliant companies; influencers shared experiences of daily online abuse.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Hegseth to Visit Guantanamo Amidst Migrant Transfer Controversy
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Guantanamo Bay on Tuesday to review operations, including the recent transfer of over 170 migrants to Venezuela, leaving only 17 remaining at the base, prompting criticism from human rights groups.
Hegseth to Visit Guantanamo Amidst Migrant Transfer Controversy
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Guantanamo Bay on Tuesday to review operations, including the recent transfer of over 170 migrants to Venezuela, leaving only 17 remaining at the base, prompting criticism from human rights groups.
Progress
36% Bias Score
EU Steel Ministers to Meet Amidst 25% US Tariff Increase
European steel ministers will meet in Paris on Thursday to address a 25% US tariff increase, adding to existing challenges from cheap Chinese steel and high energy prices, threatening over 300,000 European jobs and prompting calls for a coordinated response.
EU Steel Ministers to Meet Amidst 25% US Tariff Increase
European steel ministers will meet in Paris on Thursday to address a 25% US tariff increase, adding to existing challenges from cheap Chinese steel and high energy prices, threatening over 300,000 European jobs and prompting calls for a coordinated response.
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52% Bias Score
Macron's White House Visit Highlights Strained US-Europe Relations
French President Macron's White House visit aimed to mend strained US-Europe relations, resulting in some progress but also highlighting a shift toward greater European strategic autonomy due to a perceived unreliable US under Trump, alongside internal divisions on supporting Ukraine.
Macron's White House Visit Highlights Strained US-Europe Relations
French President Macron's White House visit aimed to mend strained US-Europe relations, resulting in some progress but also highlighting a shift toward greater European strategic autonomy due to a perceived unreliable US under Trump, alongside internal divisions on supporting Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Offers US Rare Earth Mineral Collaboration
President Vladimir Putin announced Russia's willingness to collaborate with US firms on rare earth mineral extraction within Russia and occupied Ukrainian territories, praising Donald Trump's approach to the Ukraine conflict as rational and suggesting potential economic deals in exchange for lifted ...
Russia Offers US Rare Earth Mineral Collaboration
President Vladimir Putin announced Russia's willingness to collaborate with US firms on rare earth mineral extraction within Russia and occupied Ukrainian territories, praising Donald Trump's approach to the Ukraine conflict as rational and suggesting potential economic deals in exchange for lifted ...
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68% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Condition Improves Slightly, Remains Critical
Pope Francis, 88, is hospitalized in critical but slightly improved condition after a respiratory crisis. While his breathing and kidney issues have lessened, he remains on oxygen and his prognosis is undisclosed.
Pope Francis's Condition Improves Slightly, Remains Critical
Pope Francis, 88, is hospitalized in critical but slightly improved condition after a respiratory crisis. While his breathing and kidney issues have lessened, he remains on oxygen and his prognosis is undisclosed.
Progress
36% Bias Score
German Election Results Spark Anxiety Among Turkish Immigrants
Turkish immigrants in Germany express concern over the AfD's strong showing in recent elections, citing fears of rising far-right influence, increased discrimination, and potential threats to their dual citizenship. Their anxieties reflect a complex interplay of societal factors and personal experie...
German Election Results Spark Anxiety Among Turkish Immigrants
Turkish immigrants in Germany express concern over the AfD's strong showing in recent elections, citing fears of rising far-right influence, increased discrimination, and potential threats to their dual citizenship. Their anxieties reflect a complex interplay of societal factors and personal experie...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Judge Rejects AP's Emergency Request in White House Access Dispute
A federal judge temporarily rejected the Associated Press's request to overturn President Trump's ban on their access to White House events, including the Oval Office and Air Force One, due to their continued use of the term "Gulf of Mexico." However, a hearing is scheduled for March 20th to conside...
Judge Rejects AP's Emergency Request in White House Access Dispute
A federal judge temporarily rejected the Associated Press's request to overturn President Trump's ban on their access to White House events, including the Oval Office and Air Force One, due to their continued use of the term "Gulf of Mexico." However, a hearing is scheduled for March 20th to conside...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Musicians Protest UK AI Copyright Law Changes with Silent Album
More than 1,000 musicians, including Annie Lennox, Damon Albarn, and Kate Bush, released a silent album on Tuesday to protest UK government plans to allow AI companies to use copyrighted music for training models without licenses, fearing this would negatively impact their livelihoods and the UK mus...
Musicians Protest UK AI Copyright Law Changes with Silent Album
More than 1,000 musicians, including Annie Lennox, Damon Albarn, and Kate Bush, released a silent album on Tuesday to protest UK government plans to allow AI companies to use copyrighted music for training models without licenses, fearing this would negatively impact their livelihoods and the UK mus...
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60% Bias Score
Badenoch to Prioritize UK Interests in Foreign Policy Shift
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will deliver a speech on Tuesday arguing for a UK foreign policy prioritizing national interests, criticizing reliance on international law, and hinting at potential withdrawal from the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), amidst international discussions abo...
Badenoch to Prioritize UK Interests in Foreign Policy Shift
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will deliver a speech on Tuesday arguing for a UK foreign policy prioritizing national interests, criticizing reliance on international law, and hinting at potential withdrawal from the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), amidst international discussions abo...
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60% Bias Score
UK Energy Price Cap to Rise Again in April
Ofgem will announce a new energy price cap on April 1st, increasing average household annual energy bills by £85 to £1823, the third consecutive rise, affecting 26 million homes in England, Wales, and Scotland due to colder weather and reduced European gas storage.
UK Energy Price Cap to Rise Again in April
Ofgem will announce a new energy price cap on April 1st, increasing average household annual energy bills by £85 to £1823, the third consecutive rise, affecting 26 million homes in England, Wales, and Scotland due to colder weather and reduced European gas storage.
Progress
36% Bias Score